Leading Weekly Load-In and Load-Out: Closing, dismantling and packing the physical production for transport following Saturday evening performance. Installing and maintaining the physical production on Monday or Tuesday, in time for the first Carpentry & Fabrication: Strong hands-on woodworking skills, confidence with power tools, and familiarity with metalworking or scenic welding. Key Responsibilities We encourage applications from all backgrounds and communities.Job Summary
Job Description
performance.
Show Operation: Work as part of the running crew during live performances,
handling on-stage scene changes, tracking scenery, and managing stage automaTon
or rigging, deputising for other show sta as required.
Maintenance and Repairs: Inspect the touring set daily, fix wear-and-tear, and
conduct scheduled maintenance calls to keep all pieces safe and show-ready.
Collaboration: Work closely with the Company Stage Manager and Production
Manager, and local venue technical teams.
Health & Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidelines, risk assessments, and CDM regulations.Job Requirements
Technical Plan Reading: Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, ground
plans, CAD files, and designer elevations.
Physical Stamina & Flexibility: Ability to work long, unsociable hours, perform heavy lifting, and handle a continuous weekly travel schedule.
Problem-Solving: Quick thinking to repair broken scenery or troubleshoot mechanical issues under tight pre-show deadlines.
Training & Experience: Prior experience in professional regional or UK touring theatreJob Responsibilities
Leading Weekly Load-In and Load-Out: Closing, dismantling and packing the physical production for transport following Saturday evening performance. Installing and maintaining the physical production on Monday or Tuesday, in time for the first
performance.
Show Operation : Work as part of the running crew during live performances,
handling on-stage scene changes, tracking scenery, and managing stage automation
or rigging, deputising for other show sta as required.
Maintenance and Repairs: Inspect the touring set daily, fix wear-and-tear, and
conduct scheduled maintenance calls to keep all pieces safe and show-ready.
Collaboration: Work closely with the Company Stage Manager and Production
Manager, and local venue technical teams.
Health & Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidelines, risk assessments, and CDM regulations.Useful Links
How to Apply
During the recruitment process, we are happy to discuss any reasonable adjustments individuals may require to the working environment.
To apply, please submit your CV and a short covering letter detailing your relevant experience to [email protected] by 6pm on 23 October 2026